Brewster County topographic map
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Brewster County
About 39.4% of Brewster County is classified as having a hot arid desert climate (Köppen BWh). The remainder has a semiarid steppe climate with 32.1% experiencing a cold steppe climate (Köppen BSk), while 28.5% is assigned as a hot steppe climate (Köppen BSh). Temperatures are coolest and rainfall most abundant in the county's northern highlands and in the upper elevations of the Chisos Mountains in the south. In the southern lowlands along the Rio Grande, snowfall is uncommon, rainfall much reduced, and summer high temperatures can be extreme. Throughout the county, precipitation falls mostly from May through October with the remainder of the year predominantly dry.
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Name: Brewster County topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Brewster County, Texas, United States (28.97153 -103.80075 30.66585 -102.32085)
Average elevation: 3,737 ft
Minimum elevation: 1,522 ft
Maximum elevation: 8,632 ft
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